Quarantine Ordered After Diphtheria Case Near Irving Street
City Health Officer MacKechnie quarantined the residence of Mrs S t at 2409 Irving Street after two of her children contracted diphtheria. Mrs Aamodt reported illness and Dr Stevens diagnosed diphtheria. Neighbors accuse local spread while officials report quarantine in effect and no further stations established.
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MacKechnie
Mmett
Irving Street
Aamodt
Stevens
Star
Fester
Tate
Ie Besbena
Alaska
Hoshor Trial Drags On In Embezzlement Case
Late yesterday the state rested its case after Hoshor testified under direct examination about a deed placed in escrow for 43000 to London and an alleged scheme to swindle British lenders. Testimony included letters and claims of lost machinery funds, with witnesses Caldwell and Ellis praising his character. The trial, expected to finish this week, continues with cross examination to follow.
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Hoshor
Dawson
London
Newark
Seattle
Hosher
Torrence
Italkew Hoshor
Medhia
J. B. Caldwell
G. Ellis
Tacoma
Diphtheria Cases Prompt Quarantine Action on Irving Street
Health Officer McKechnie reports diphtheria cases at Mrs Aamodt's Irving Street residence. A quarantine officer is dispatched to guard the house to prevent spread.
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McKechnie
City permits issued for multiple home projects this month
City engineer office issued eating permits listing projects including a one story frame cottage at 622 Tenth north for eight dollars, a two story frame house on 1 street for nine hundred fifty, a one story frame house on Kenilworth avenue for nine hundred ninety, and several alterations, additions, and excavations with various costs.
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Eister Bros
Tenth Ue North
L. W
M. C
Kenilworth Avenue
E. F. Cleary
Fourth Avenue
F. A. Montgomery
A. Ripley
Nineteenth Avenue
Dexter to Face Hearing on Receiving Stolen Property Charge
H. Dexter, a secondhand dealer, will be given a hearing today on a charge of receiving stolen property.
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H. Dexter
Frightful Cruelty Alleged Against Arlington Parents
John Arlin and wife near Washington Iron Works were jailed on cruelty charges for their 15 year old daughter Mary Arrington after physicians found severe injuries requiring medicated bandages. Judge Cann set $500 bail each and ordered custody of the girl and her brother with the police. a superior court hearing was scheduled next morning.
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John Arlin
Washington Iron Works
Crane and Hevan
Mary Arrington
Ylor
Mra
Apse
Justice Cann
Arlingtons
Superior Court
Judge Cann
Bevan
Arlington
Portland
Ludgate Mill Fire Nearly Destroys Ludgate Mill
A large blaze struck the Ludgate mill at the foot of Republican Street last evening. Firemen arrived after the flames had gained headway near the ballery, and the estimated loss runs about 50,000 dollars.
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Republican Street
Ballery
Kitty Wilson Discharged for Robbery Charge
Kitty Wilson, arrested last week for robbing Hubager of $80 in a box at the A and Ale saloon, was discharged by Police Judge George today as evidence did not establish sufficient grounds for conviction.
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Kitty Wilson
George
Laborer Hurt at Moran Bros Plant After Pulley Accident
Harry Wilcox a laborer at Moran Bros plant was badly cut about the head and back when pulled by a pulley while working near a shaft. His clothes were torn and he was removed by patrol wagon to a residence at 126 Sixth Avenue North.
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Harry Wilcox
Moran Bros
Wilcox
Sixth Avenue North
Seattle Operatic Quartette Opens Series at Collins Hall
The Seattle Operatic Quartette club with Miss Jenny Schafter late of Paris as pianiste and Mr Aubrey Levy on violin presents its first concert of a series at its own hall Collins block tomorrow evening.
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Seattle
Jenny Schafter
Paris
Aubrey Levy
Collins Block
Schools Close for Spring Vacation in April
The schools will close for regular spring vacation from the 1st to the Sth of April. During that week the teachers will hold their institute.
Russia Opposes More Chinese Deaths in Boxer Aftermath
At a Pekin meeting of foreign representatives to punish provincial officials for Boxer outrages, Russia declared it opposed taking more Chinese lives. The stance was seen as Russia asserting protector status over China in exchange for permitting occupation of Manchuria.
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Pekin
Russia
China
Manchuria
Bids Sought for Telephone Cross Arms by Ex change
Bids will be received at 617 Pacific block until 2 p m March Bids cover 800 to 30 00 telephone cross arms of 4 x 4 x d fret de lumber diamphored and reused to pattern with one hole for lag screw and ten holes for ins F C bears Beattie president A Seeley president of the Automatic Telephone Exchange
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Pacific Block
F.c
Beattie
BE. A. Seeley
Juneau News: War Funds to Build Alaska Telegraph Cable
The secretary of war approves using Alaska telegraph funds to construct the Juneau Skagway cable. Completion makes Juneau the telegraphic hub for interior Yukon, linking to the states and saving 10 hours to days in communication. It also counters Governor Brady’s suggestion to touch at Bitka and keep Juneau and Skagway connected to the outside world.
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Juneau
Secretary of War
Alaska
Yukon
States
Circle City
Here
Skagway
Brady
Bitka
Local thief framed by father and a fatal railway blast
A son accused his father of theft to avert suspicion while the elder Lud Wick feigned innocence until remorse led to a bank president confession. In Allentown a locomotive blast on the Lehigh Valley line killed engineer Albert Mire man and two others near Mud Creek. In Washington, the Mexican embassy denies reports that President Dias is mentally or physically unwell.
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Washington
Schrey
South Atlantic
Lud Wick
Allentown
Lehigh Valley Railway
Mud Creek
Tton
Albert
Mireman Joseph McMullen
Morgan Morrin
Red Cross Convention Sees Delegates Gather in Rainier Grand
The Red Cross society of this state gathers about 12 delegates today hosted by Mrs J H Sanderson at her residence corner Columbia street and Minor avenue. An executive session is set for 3:90 at the Rainier Grand hotel to discuss matters of importance and future plans. The society aids many poor and needy ex soldiers and aims to extend service to soldiers in action with a special observance planned for American troops abroad.
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Red Cross Societion
J. H. Sanderson
Columbia Street
Minor Avenue
Horton
Rainier Grand Hotel
Court Hearing Over Auburn Pottery Case Between Young and Potter
Judge Tallman presides over the dispute in which J F Young seeks a deed for half of the Auburn Pottery Works after a failed purchase. Porter allegedly took the initial payment and later refused Young's tender, with Young asserting the deal was altered and he seeks full ownership.
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Tallman
J. F. Young
George Potter
Auburn
Young
Potter
Porter
Nome man buys wrecked steamship Cleveland in Alaska
George O'Riley of Nome reports purchase of the steamship Cleveland wrecked near Nome in September. The 100 ton coal cargo was bought for 4600 dollars, a half interest sold for 4000 dollars, and owners expect the vessel to be repaired to enterBeattie harbor. The bow sits high and dry on shore with hull damage noted.
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George O'Riley
Nome
Cleveland
Deringsea
George O'Ktelley
Beattie
Ike
Phirtwaiste and Bhirte Specialists at 7 Union Street
Report notes a shop at 7 Union Street named 8 Ba Manufacturing Co offering Phirtwaiste and Bhirtwatste with skirts as their specialties. The firm claims growing interest from ladies who value “a good thing” and expects ongoing demand as more inquiries come in.
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Phirtwaiste
Ba” Manufacturing Co
Union Atreat
Union Street
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